Watergate to Help Mayors in Revenue Sharing Fight
San Francisco AP report notes Mayor Henry Maier of Milwaukee says Watergate disclosures opened questions about Nixon's Better Communities Act and the urban aid bill. Mayors push for more discretion and full prior funding while warning July 1 1974 implementation.
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San Francisco
Henry Maier
Milwaukee
Nixon
Milwaukee Democrat
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Congress
Maier
Mayors’ Conference
Oval
Resolutions Committee
Housing and Urban Development
James Lynn
Lynn
Officials Drag Heels on Traffic Problem Near Visqueen Plant
Richard D. Culver of Local Union 7441 accuses city officials of stalling on a traffic issue by Fort Harrison Road near the Ethyl Visqueen plant. He and others push for pedestrian lights or an overpass while noting state law blocks lights at the site due to lack of an intersection. Mayor Brighton has not been reachable for weeks.
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Richard D. Culver
United Steel Workers of America
Culver
Union
Safety and Health Division
William H. Jarvis
Third District
Union and Company
Fort Harrison Road
Visqueen Company
William J. Brighton
Brighton
Visqueen
Jarvis
Grand Jury to decide on hearing Citi zens for Better Government request
Vigo County prosecutors say the six member grand jury must choose if they will hear Warren G Walker on Friday about the June 9 shooting murder of Alan Lee Buck Joy. Walker cites alleged illegal dual office holding by City Councilmen and other municipal concerns. Frank Galloway and five others serve on the grand jury hearing the matter.
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Vigo County
Ralph Berry
Grand
Warren G. Walker
Citizens For Better Government
Walker
Berry
Grand Jury
Alan Lee
Buck”’ Joy
Imperial House
William Jarvis Eugene Butts
Lawrence ‘Buzz’ King
City Street Department
Frank Galloway
William Herring
Robert Strange
Augustus Tabor
Anna Ciolek
Earl Todd
Vet Subcommittee debated bill to preserve pensions and Social Security
The House Veterans Subcommittee was asked to approve a bill allowing veterans and survivors to keep both VA pensions and annuities along with full Social Security. Rep. John Brademas said current law reduces pensions when Social Security rises, a 20 percent increase enacted last year.
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Washington
UPI
House Veterans Subcommittee
John Brademas
D-Ind
Congress
Miss Youngblood joins Wabash Valley Scout staff
Former Terre Haute resident Miss Jane Youngblood becomes executive for the Explorer program in the Wabash Valley Boy Scout Council. She leads high school age growth across nine counties, plans career interest surveys, and promotes coed Exploring as a key youth program.
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Terre Haute
Jane Youngblood
Wabash Valley Boy Scout Council
Wabash Valley Council
Miss Youngblood
Indiana Central College
Russell Youngblood
Bloomfield
Rev Youngblood
Barbour Avenue
Evangelical United Brethren Church
United Methodist Church
Earl L. Brandt
Boy Scouts of America
National Council
Brandt
America
Youngsters Attend 4-H Camp Clover Near Fowler Park
Area youths from Highland Fontanet and Burnett ages six to ten begin a three day session at Camp Clover in Fowler Park. Camp director Judy Williams says most children look forward to returning next year as they enjoy crafts cooking swimming and athletic activities with help from Neighborhood Youth Corps extension staff and 4 H Junior Leaders.
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Highland
Fontanet
Burnett
Fowler Park
Area Extension Service
Judy Williams
Miss Williams
Republic Steel Buys Gary Plant For Union Drain Division
Republic Steel Corp buys the former Gulf & Western Tavior Forge plant in Gary Indiana as a site for its Union Drain Division. The division is based in Massillon Ohio with facilities across Ohio Pennsylvania Connecticut California and Ontario. In London a judge cut a nurse wife maintenance from 20 a week to 12 1 2 percent a year stating the wife could earn 2500 annually and marriage cannot be a free bread ticket.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Republic Steel Corp
Gulf & Western-Tavior
Gary
Ind
Union Drown
Republic
Massillon
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
California
Ontario
London
Ormrod
Family Division Court
Paul Grave
Bury
Lancashire
Drug Workshop At Indiana State University Week Two
The 1973 Critical Health Issues Workshop at Indiana State University enters its second week. A 15 day program features experts from government medicine public health and education with Walter Wey as director and Richard Spear Howard Ishisaka as co directors. Sessions run daily through June 28 in the Clinical Nursing Building adjacent to Union Hospital with films discussions and lectures on drug education policy and enforcement.
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Indiana State University
Walter Wey
Richard Spear
Howard Ishisaka
ISU Department of Health and Safety
John K. Lamb
Katherine Hamilton
Dan Crowe
Division of
Indiana Department of Mental Health
Indianapolis
William F. Grigiak
Indiana Drug Abuse Division
Department of Mental Health
Betty Violette
Indianapolis Teen Challenge
John Ferguson
Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Indiana State Police
Bull Island
Gary Ruhl
Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Walter Ney
ISU
ISU Clinical Nursing
Union Hospital
Wayne J Stewart Elected Grand Knight of Knights of Columbus
Wayne J Stewart of 1321 S 17th St was elected grand knight of Mother Theodore Council No 541 Knights of Columbus at the regular meeting Monday night. He will assume duties July 1 and has been serving as recording secretary.
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Wayne J. Stewart
S. 17Th St
Mother Theodore
Knights of Columbus
K of C
Stewart
Saint Patrick's Church
Terre Haute
Samuel J. Bryant
John A. Flak
Clyde A. Hurst
Thomas P Coakley
Thomas Nicholas
Joseph A. Carr
Bernard J. Bray
James E. Kelly
James R. Stewart
David E. Burns
K. of C
Grand Knight
Home Association
Veteran Fraske, Last Indian War Veteran, Dies at 101
Fredrak Fraske, 101, the last known surviving veteran of the Indian wars, died Monday in Chicago. He served in the 17th U.S. Infantry, which was sent to Idaho in 1894 to quell one of the final uprisings but saw no violent action.
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Chicago
Fredrak Fraske
17Th
U.S. Infantry
Idaho
Robert Albright Honored By Moose Lodge 1009
Terre Haute Moose Lodge 1009 secretary and manager Robert Albright received a 250 member achievement pin and certificate at the Indiana Moose Assn spring conference. Fellow member Donald King earned a 25 member fellowship at the event. The Terre Haute lodge and eight others in district six hit national quotas six weeks early. The Cordilleran region in the Rockies spans about 400 miles wide and 1,500 miles long, hosting Canada’s largest mountain system.
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Robert Albright
Terre Haute
Loyal Order of Moose Lodge
Albright
Donald King
Indiana Moose Assn
Rocky Mountains
Canada
Big Brother Big Sister names new Terre Haute executive director
Frank Boeder has been named executive director of the Big Brother Big Sister Youth Service Bureau of Vigo County. A veteran in youth programs, he cites 25 years in the field and emphasizes expanding volunteer one to one mentor matches as the program waits for more adults.
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Big Brother
Big Sister Youth Service Bureau
Vigo County
Frank Boeder
Boeder
Roosevelt University
University of Illinois
Loyola University
George Williams University
Lake Forest College
Milwaukee
Terre Haute
Roeder
Chicago
Wis
Minneapolis
BBBS
Youth Service Bureau
Babrs Youth Service Bureau
United Way
Paul McClure
Terre Haute Savings Bank
Final Mass by Rev McBarron at Vigo County Home
Rev James F McBarron, retiring priest of Sacred Heart chapel, will offer his final mass for Vigo County Home residents at 7 p.m. Friday. He helped establish the home in August 1963 and has long served Terre Haute Catholic groups and cemetery boards.
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James F. McBarron
Sacred Heart Catholic
Vigo County
Father McBarron
Dianapolis
Thunderstorms Threaten Indiana After Warmup System
A low pressure system will push warmer air into Indiana this week raising highs to the upper 70s and low 80s. Severe thunderstorm warnings covered Knox, Gibson, Posey, Vanderburgh, Warrick, Pike, and Daviess counties last night as a watch expired with little activity.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Knox
Gibson
Posey
Vanderburgh
Warrick
Pike
Daviess
Tense tiger encounter at World Wildlife Safari
Mrs Ken Pritchett watched as four Bengal tigers surrounded her car trapping five occupants after an engine fire started by wiring. Park crews used extinguishers to douse the flames and tows the vehicle to safety while rangers guarded the scene.
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Winston
Orc
UPI
Ken Pritchett
Nightclub dancers banned in San Francisco ordinance
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved a measure banning topless performances where alcohol and food are served. Dancers may still perform with breasts bared on stage if they remain six feet from spectators. Separately, Canada is noted as a major farm export nation.
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San Francisco
UPI
North Beach
Board of Supervisors
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